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He trained upon arrival and did so again on Friday, first thing. Djokovic has made a promotional tour in the U.S. shows

The adaptation is essential. That is well aware of Rafa Nadal. Not only the conditions of the Uniprix Stadium hardcourt of Montreal but also to the time change. The six hour time difference with Spain should be overcome as quickly as possible and a good way of achieving this is through exercise.

Nothing more land, number two decided to move to global clues to there, along with Francis Roig, an initial training session which is basically to loosen muscles and remove tension after the trip. This Friday morning, Rafa was the first of the favorites that were left to see the facility that first opened its doors to fans on Friday. They were quite a few who came to the steps of Uniprix Stadium to see live, and so free evolutions of former champion in the same tracks in 2005 (the 2008 title won in Toronto, who alternates the Rogers Cup, the 1000 Canadian Masters will begin on Monday).

He was followed in this order, Roger Federer, Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic. The world number one, of course, a few days ago and made his appearance on `The Tonight Show" Jay Leno driving, where even got the host and another guest, the actress Katie Holmes, wife of Tom Cruise, dancing regional dances Serbia, also took time before traveling to Montreal to participate in one of the most successful American television, 'Conan', a 'late show' under the baton of also popular with Conan O'Brien. So Novak has been 'killing' time with an impressive promotional campaign prior to the last Grand Slam of the season. A success.

Meanwhile, in Washington DC, Fernando Verdasco, seeded fifth, was eliminated in the quarterfinals to yield to the Czech Radek Stepanek 6-4, 6-4 in one hour and 51 minutes. The other quarterfinal clashes of will star Gael Monfils (1)-Janko Tipsarevic (6), Viktor Troicki (3)-John Isner and Marcos Baghdatis (7)-Donald Young.

Rafa Nadal, world number two, has been forced to quit the tournament in Bangkok, which begins next Monday 28 September due to injury suffered in the abdominal

The Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal, world number two, has been forced to quit the tournament in Bangkok, which begins next Monday 28 September due to injury suffered in the abdomen, according to the official tournament website.

According to the doctor, signed by the Dr. Angel Ruiz Cotorro, Nadal suffered an "acute right abdominal muscle rupture" has been confirmed by ultrasound. The manacorense need "physical therapy, rest and medication for two or three weeks," the chief of medical services of the Royal Spanish Tennis Federation.

In an email sent to the organizers of the tournament, Nadal expresses regret at not being able to compete in the tournament in Thailand. The Spaniard claims to be very sad not to compete, adding that he would have liked to enjoy a vacation in Krabi before the start of the tournament.

Abdominal injury will prevent him from suffering the semifinal contest against Israel, so has Albert Costa and Juan Carlos Ferrero convened

The Spanish number one tennis Costa told the physical situation in which it is located, which is conditioning its performance in the U.S. Open where he made the quarter-final against Chilean Fernando Gonzalez. As indicated by the master, the abdominal muscle problems have increased in recent days.

The doctors have recommended to tennis Balearic time off following his participation in New York. The Davis Cup captain, Albert Costa, and had spoken with Juan Carlos Ferrero yesterday to warn him of the situation. Once confirmed the lower Nadal, Ferrero Costa resorted to for the team that also make David Ferrer, Tommy Robredo and Feliciano Lopez.

Rafa was sad about having to make this decision because I was looking forward to putting into this heat. As always, was eager to defend the colors of Spain. I understand your decision and hope he recovers as soon as possible, said Costa about declining Nadal.

As for Juan Carlos Ferrero, will travel with the team next Sunday, when we focus in Murcia, and I thank him for his commitment to this team. Even in difficult times, like when I announced last Tuesday that was not part of the four selected, Ferrero was an important player for us, "added the Spanish captain.

Juan Carlos Ferrero, a member of the Spanish teams have been champions of the Davis Cup in 2000 and 2004, was instrumental in the last heat against Germany in Marbella.